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In 1936, under pressure from former Cossack descendants like Semyon Budyonny, it was decided to reintroduce Cossack forces into the Red Army. During the Second World War Cossacks found themselves on both sides of the conflict again, as most of the Nazi collaborators came from former White Army refugees.

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The US 29th Infantry Division is a United States infantry division that has existed since World War I as part of the Army National Guard. Nicknamed "Blue and Gray", the division's motto is "29, Let's Go!" taken from General Eisenhower's inspiring speech to the troops preparing for the invasion of Normandy.

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The 22.SS-Freiwilligen-Kavallerie-Division Maria Theresa was formed in May 1944 in the area around Kisber, Hungary, with SS-Kavallerie Regiment 17 (from Florian Geyer) serving as its nucleus.

The German Army regarded its Panzer Grenadiers as well qualified for certain defensive tasks, especially the defense of broad sectors, because of their extensive allotment of light, medium, and heavy guns.

In 1943, the 7th Infantry Division was trained in amphibious warfare and later participated in the liberation of the Aleutian Islands of Attu and Kiska. On January 31st, 1944, the division landed on islands in the Kwajalein Atoll in conjunction with the 4th Marine Division, and in a week of heavy fighting, wrested them from the Japanese.

During the last hours of June 5th, 1944, as part of Operation Tonga, transport aircraft and towed gliders carried units of the 6th Airborne to Normandy where they would land just prior to the D-Day landings that took place on the morning of June 6th.

The 4th Infantry Division is the Army's First Digitized Division. It is commanded by Major General James D. Thurman. His Command Sergeant Major is Command Sergeant Major Ronald T. Riling. The Division shares a long and distinguished history that includes combat in four wars; World War I, II, Vietnam, and Operation Iraqi Freedom.